On Jan 24, 2007, at 2:35 PM, Jonathan Mangin wrote:
Thanks Geoff,
the gist is what I needed for now. So I'm guessing (again)
that the xsubs are living in libapreq.so*. Is that right?
Is it in import() (in APR::Request) where the loading
occurs?
These are my last questions on the subject. Lots of
reading to do.
The xs subs and c code should be in the Perl glue
that will be in something like
/usr/local/lib/perl5/site_perl/5.8.8/mach/auto/APR/Request/Request.so
libapreq is a confusing beast
(i) its a general Apache Request Library
but
(ii) its best known for the perl glue , which makes use of the API
it provides
so
the libapreq module routines should be in libapreq.so. you load
mod_libapreq2 into apache via httpd.conf just as you would anything
else ( mod_perl mod_rewrite mod_php mod_svn etc )
the perl glue that accesses it should all be in your Perl library
tree, and that is loaded in your startup.pl file or as you need
does that make sense ?
// Jonathan Vanasco
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